ANI - Y2K13 Loopfest performance at Treasures Roadhouse near Santa Cruz, CA (2013.10.21)
Published on Oct 25, 2013 Amy Lee·34 videos
"And here it is! My fully-improvised set at the fantastic Treasures Roadhouse in Corralitos, CA. It features a bunch of new techniques including using two iPads running the same NanoStudio project to do two lead melodies simultaneously, no metronome clicks, updated sustained bass instruments, and 8-bar loops (instead of my usual 4-bar ones).
Big props to Treasures Roadhouse for hosting us. They were NOT even officially opened yet but they let us have the festival there early. Also, tremendous thanks to Rick Walker for organizing the festival for the past 13 years. It is amazing how many people got a chance to take the stage in the past few days---all kept on schedule too.
See other photos from the festival:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/amster/c...
Come to our live-looping festivals:
http://y2kloopfest.com
http://nwloopfest.com
Join our Facebook group:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/Loope...
Follow me around:
https://twitter.com/animusicsf
https://www.facebook.com/animusicsf"
iTunes: NanoStudio - Blip Interactive Ltd
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